Make viral AI short films.Grow your following.Consistent characters, environments and objects - through the whole film, and every episode.
Turn an idea into a finished, ready-to-post short film in minutes. Your characters keep the same face in every clip and every episode, so you post a series people follow - not one more clip they scroll past.
The canvas
This is the whole studio
Drag a character in, say who they are, and it draws them. Everything after that is wiring one card into the next.
Why this exists
Anyone can make one video. Nobody can make the tenth
Five tools that have never heard of each other, four bills, and a character who is a different person in every shot. The first video is hard work. The next one is the same hard work again, because nothing you made was kept.
Without it
- A chat model for the script
- An image tool for the characters
- A video tool for the shots
- An editor to join them
- Your character redrawn from scratch in every shot
- Every video starts from nothing, however many you have made
With ViralGraph
- Write, cast, draw, render and cut in one place
- One subscription, priced per generation
- Characters kept on reference sheets
- The same face in every shot, every episode
- Episode two opens with the cast already in it
How it works
Four presses, start to finish
No node graph to learn first. The canvas walks in one direction — and stops somewhere you can come back to.
1. Describe your cast
A character, a place, an object. Each one gets a reference sheet the models keep coming back to.
2. Draw each clip
Write what happens in a beat. The storyboard sheet is drawn from your cast, so nobody changes face.
3. Render it
One clip at a time, with the price shown before you press. Render again if you want a different take.
4. Cut the film
Reorder, hide a clip, drop a track underneath, and merge. Joining is free — you paid when you rendered.
Then next week, press two
The cast is already drawn, so the next film starts at writing. The expensive half of episode four is the casting, and you did that once.
The hard part
The same character, every shot
Generate a face once and it is kept on a sheet. Every clip that names that character is drawn from it — across a scene, across an episode.
- 1
The face is drawn once
You describe a character and we draw a reference sheet - the same person from several angles. The number that produced it is kept, so redrawing gives you them again rather than somebody new.
- 2
Every shot is drawn from that sheet
Name a character in a clip and the sheet goes to the model as a picture, not as a description. The model is told the picture decides what they look like, and that your words never overrule it.
- 3
The film is built from still frames
Each shot becomes one frame first, in the film's own shape, with no text on it. You look at those and pay for the video only once they are right - images cost pennies, video does not.
- 4
The video cannot reinvent anyone
It is given the first and last frames and told to begin and end on them, so it fills in movement between two pictures you approved rather than imagining the scene from scratch.
Series
Episode two starts with the cast already in it
Make a project a Series and every new episode opens with your characters, places and props already cast — the same sheets, the same faces — and an empty storyboard waiting. You write what happens next. You never re-describe who it happens to.
- The cast carries over — characters, places and objects arrive already generated
- The story does not — a new episode opens on a blank storyboard, not last week's shots
- Every episode cuts to its own finished film, on its own timeline
The hard part of a series was never episode one. It was making episode four look like it belongs to the same show.
Pricing
One bill, priced per generation
Credits are spent at what a generation actually costs, shown before you press it and refunded if it comes in cheaper. Creator is about 15 films a month — a short season, or an episode every other day. There is no free tier: every generation costs real money the moment you press the button.
Starter
$19/mo
150,000 credits · About 5 films a month
Creator
$49/mo
450,000 credits · About 15 films a month
Studio
$99/mo
1,000,000 credits · About 35 films a month